The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-02

tial campaign Of 1876 1t clearly showed that
tho Democracy Is in fine form for Tuesdays
battle, and that Mr.. Chaplin, Mr.. Furey, Mr..
Quintard. and all the other candidates on the
city and county tickets are to be swept Into
Office by decisive majorities.
Suspended in front Of the stage were hne oil
paintings Of President Cleveland and Cow
Hill. and behind them large portraits OF Mr..
Chaplin. Mr.. Furey. and Mr.. Quintard. Con.
terno's full orchestra was on hand There was
a thupderous roar Of welcome when ex-Gov.
Hoadly entered the building at 8 o'clock. and
was escorted to the platform. on which. pressed
in solid mass. sat more than GOO representative
citizens and recognized leaders OF the Democ-
racy in Kings county. The cheering when
Gov Hill appeared continued for two or three
minutes. and was repeated with even greater
volume when he came forward to make his
address.
Mayor Whitney. who presided received
strikingly warm ovation, and Mr.. Chaplin. who
doubtless is to be his successor. was cheered
almost as long and loudly as the Governor. As
the names Of the Vice-Presidents were an
nounced the favorites with the Brooklyn De-
mocracy were indicated by the applause which
greeted them. Very few conspicuous Demo.
Gratis were missing from the long roll.
ExGov. Hoadly Of Ohio said In his address:
Gov. Hill, to work with whom Is no uphill
business, to travel with whom is no down-hill
disaster. to ride with whom is all on top OF the
hill. is ia an adjoining building. I'm put for
f. sh t@e until ne Gsa
ferent part until the great performers , , are
land BECAUSE he Is the husband Of Mrs. Cleye:
psry has gYen ssan
ernment. We are confronted in this campaign
some doubt as to which IS tho circus and which
IL the sds sh9Y It Sok udSnG BY the E
the circus and the Republican party Is the side
shoT; lti Ia IN ,os,,on =, q man
who H. a citizen. but who has not got q vote.
It s %s liz SSs Sn
KITS
Fellows. tThunders OF appIause.i I knew you
would think as do And nSw Is haXe fllsd
IS near. and vii let ct this sxsesnt music en-.
TSa sn Ia 70 IKE
The din Of voices outside the Academy began
f sns to Of oy @ a S
ment the band was drowned with the torrent
OF applause. The house rose as one man and
foi ioS .' 'NAA '''D0' 40 '''A'' '''N'
GOV. HILLS SPEECH.
Mr. CHAIRMAN AND FELLOW CITIZENS OF
BRooKLYN: This reminds me OF the days OF
1883. During the latter part OF that campaign
zens Of Brooklyn before that election and teii.
ing them that WAS a Democrat. tApplause.l
After After, the election. take pleasure n coming
The Democracy of the Empire State enter
the clamor or Boosting OF their opponents.
Neither the sbrieks, OF the regular opposition
tnrb our eQuanimity nor affect our confidence.
The Democratic flag has been uniurled In too
many many glorions contests and led In toe en-, many
trail in the dust.
Our appeal e the people is predicated upon
Unlike our opponents. we do not seek victory
upon false issues or upon appeals to the preju-
he
try placed the Executive branch OF this Gov
The trust n reposad in q has BEEN iSithaS fa
filed. The country has had the benefit Of
WISE safe honest. and economical administra-
ton OF the Government, and that ID all that Is
S aSs been 1 ss, he
been pnriiied in i R methods and strsnEthsnsd
been, steadily. preserved; What Star route
have tas ~ bs
public lands have been given away to railroad
corporations2 Not single acre.
The records show that during Republican
rule there wore l54 53sl34 acres OF the public
lands given away 70 corporations rather than
past three years 81. 1924 4s1 acres have been act
ually reclaimed and restored 70 the people by
have disgraced any Of the departments OF gov
ernmentf There have been none. Fraternal
relations have been restored between all Sec
lions OF the country, and an era OF genuine
peace and prosperity Is at hand. The sterling
Integrity. the always diRniaed behavior. the
dent, Cleveland are conceded by the fair men
of all parties,
In the light OF three prosperous years OF
Democratic administration how vain seem the
predictions In which our opponents INDUCED
They predicted disaster TO all our material Ins
terests, Our manufactures were 10 bs de-
stroyed. The country was to BE- 4siqed by
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